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Every Brilliant Thing in Waite Park Friday Only!

Every Brilliant Thing follows the life of a child who must come to grips with his mother’s poor mental health and suicide attempts. The story spans decades and is performed by Minneapolis-based actor Chris Hayhurst.

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The Last Five Years now playing at Murphys Creek Theatre

The Last Five Years now playing at Murphys Creek Theatre
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The Last Five Years

Join Murphys Creek Theatre for their production of ‘The Last Five Years’ by Jason Robert Brown, running from August 25 to September 16, 2023. This two-person musical tells the story of a couple's brief and bittersweet marriage, with one character telling the story from the end of the relationship and the other from the beginning.

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Nebraska Gov Jim Pillen touts sustainable fertilizer factory headed to Gothenburg

Local economic development boosters described as one of the largest investments in central or western Nebraska in years.

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Nebraska Gov Jim Pillen touts sustainable fertilizer factory headed to Gothenburg

A startup announced plans to build a $750 million fertilizer plant in Gothenburg, Neb., that will use electricity instead of natural gas.

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